League Two

LATICS RACE TO TOP SPOT

by
The LeaguePaper Team
15 April 2018

LEAGUE ONE
WIGAN roared back to the top of the table with an impressive 4-1 victory at rele gation-threatened Rochdale on Tuesday.
Dan Bur n, James Vaughan, Michael Jacobs and Will Grigg netted for the Latics, Steven Davies (pen) replying for Dale.
Blackburn slipped to second after a 0-0 draw at Gillingham. Charlton’s play-off hopes suffered a setback as they went down 1-0 at AFC Wimbledon. Lyle Taylor netted the only goal on the stroke of half-time.
Northampton’s relegation fears deepened after a 3-0 defeat at Blackpool. Armand Gnanduillet, Sean Longstaff and Jimmy Ryan were on...

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